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Maud de Lacy 1230–1304 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: BEF 1230

Birth Location: Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland

Death Date: 11 April 1304

Death Location: ,,County Kerry,Ireland,United Kingdom

Father: Gilbert Lacy

Mother: Isabel Bigod

Spouse(s): Geoffrey Geneville

Children(s): Piers Geneville

Maud de Lacy was born in 1230 in Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland, the child of Gilbert De Lacy And Isabel Bigod. Maud de Lacy married Geoffrey De Geneville, and had children including Piers De Geneville. Maud de Lacy passed away in 1304 in ,,County Kerry,Ireland,United Kingdom.

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Biography

  • Maud de Lacy was born in 1230 in Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland, the child of Gilbert De Lacy And Isabel Bigod.
  • Maud de Lacy married Geoffrey De Geneville, and had children including Piers De Geneville.
  • Maud de Lacy passed away in 1304 in ,,County Kerry,Ireland,United Kingdom.

Immediate Family

Parents

Gilbert Lacy
1205–1230
Birth Location: Ewyas Harold,,Herefordshire,England,United Kingdom
GL
Isabel Bigod
1210–1282
Birth Location: Thetford,,Norfolk,England,United Kingdom
IB

Spouses(s)

Geoffrey Geneville
1226–1314
Birth Location: Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland
GG

Children(s)

Piers Geneville
1256–1292
Birth Location: Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland
PG

Maud Lacy's Ancestors

Self
Maud Lacy
1230–1304
Birth Place: Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland
Parents
Gilbert de Lacy
1205–1230
Ewyas Harold,,Herefordshire,England,United Kingdom
Isabel Bigod
1210–1282
Thetford,,Norfolk,England,United Kingdom
Grandparents
Walter (de) Lacy
1172–1241
Meath,,,Ireland
Margaret (de) Braose
1180–
Hugh Bigod
1186–1225
Thetford,,Norfolk,England,United Kingdom
Maud ((Matilda)) Marshal
1192–1248
Great-Grandparents
Hugh Lacy
1135–1195
William Braose
1153–1211
Maud Valery
1155–1210
Roger Bigod
1150–1221
Ida Tosny
1150–1181
William Marshal
1146–1219
Isabel Clare
1172–1240
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Gilbert Lacy
1100–
William Braose
1100–1192
Bertha fitzWalter
1130–
Bernard Valery
1117–
Matilda Valery
1128–
Hugh Bigod
1095–1177
Julianne Vere
1116–1199
Ralph Toeni
–1162
Margaret Beaumont
1126–1185
John fitzGilbert
1105–1164
Sibilla (Sibyl)
1126–1176
Richard Clare
1130–1176
Eve McMurrough
1145–1188

Maud Lacy's Descendants

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Maud (de) Lacy (BEF 1230–11 April 1304) m. Geoffrey (de) Geneville (ABT 1226–21 October 1314)
  1. 1. Piers (de) Geneville 1256–1292 m. Jeanne (de) Lusignan 1262–1323
    1. 1. Joan (de) Geneville 1285–1356 m. Roger Mortimer 1287–1330
      1. 1. Beatrice Mortimer 1319–1383 m. Edward 1320–1334
      2. 2. Catherine ((Katherine) de) Mortimer 1309–1369 m. Thomas Beauchamp 1313–1369
        1. 1. Reinbrun (de) Beauchamp –1361
        2. 2. Guy (de) Beauchamp 1337–1360 m. Philippa Ferrers 1338–1384
        3. 3. Isabella (de) Beauchamp –1416 m. William (de) Ufford 1338–1382
        4. 4. Roger (de) Beauchamp –1361
        5. 5. Alice Beauchamp –1383
        6. 6. Maud (de) Beauchamp 1337–1403 m. Roger Clifford 1333–1389
        7. 7. Philippa (de) Beauchamp 1334–1386 m. Hugh (de) Stafford 1334–1386
        8. 8. Thomas (de) Beauchamp 1339–1401
        9. 9. William Beauchamp 1342–1411 m. Joan fitzAlan 1375–1435
      3. 3. Daughter (of Roger de) Mortimer 1310–
      4. 4. Margaret (de) Mortimer 1308–
      5. 5. Edmund (of) Wigmore 1306–

Maud Lacy's Timeline

2 Records

1230
BEF 1230
Birth of Maud de Lacy in Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland
Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland
1304
11 April 1304
Age 74
Death of Maud de Lacy in ,,County Kerry,Ireland,United Kingdom
,,County Kerry,Ireland,United Kingdom

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: BEF 1230
    Event Place: Dublin,,Leinster,Ireland
    Record Source: Diane Evans

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 11 April 1304
    Event Place: ,,County Kerry,Ireland,United Kingdom
    Record Source: Richard Horace Ensign
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